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Enhancing the understanding of international new ventures : a service-oriented perspective

Laudien, Sven M.; Daxböck, Birgit - In: Management research review 40 (2017) 5, pp. 494-516

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Born global or born to run? : the long-term growth of born global firms

Hagen, Birgit; Zucchella, Antonella - In: Management international review : mir ; journal of … 54 (2014) 4, pp. 497-525

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A dyadic perspective on determinants of entry choices in the global hospitality industry

Yang, Kun; Buschman, John D. - In: International journal of management and economics 53 (2017) 4, pp. 77-92

This paper discusses the firm-level determinants of international hotels' foreign markets entry choices, contrasting acquisition with management and franchise contracts, based on a resource-dependency perspective and appropriability theory. It points out that brand equity, relatedness of...

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A foreign subsidiary's largest shareholder, entry mode, and divestitures : the moderating role of foreign investment inducement policies

Park, Jongpil; Yoon, Woojin - In: European research on management and business economics 28 (2022) 3, pp. 1-14

This study investigates the relationships among the influence of the largest shareholder, the entry mode of foreign direct investment companies in Korea, and subsidiary divestitures to demonstrate how the government's FDI policies can work as a moderator. Using data from 468 foreign...

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An Empirical Study of Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries and Joint Ventures for Entry into China Markets

Lee, Yung-Heng - 2010

The aim of this study is to empirically investigate the effectiveness of The Eclectic Theory in explaining the entry mode choices of Taiwanese Electronic Components firms in China markets during the time period from 2003 to 2005. The annual data includes as many as 267, 324, and 283 firms...

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The Effects of International Entrepreneurial Orientation and Entrepreneurial Activities on SMEs’ Export Performance

Yoo, Sungjoon - 2020

Purpose – Without question, globalization has presented different opportunities to entrepreneurs seeking to expand …, entrepreneurial activity, information internalization, and product differentiation in export oriented firms. As such, entrepreneurial …. The subjects of this study were recruited using convenience sampling in export SMEs in the Seoul Metropolitan Area. Data …

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Performance of New Ventures in Korea : Modeling Product and Process Improvements Based on Choice of Foreign Market Entry Mode

Yoon, Ki-Chang - 2017

The purpose of this study is to analyze if product or process improvement play mediating roles in the performance of new ventures in Korea from a resource-based view. It further examines whether there is a difference between the non-equity entry mode and equity entry mode of a foreign market. In...

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Intangible Resources as a Determinant of Accelerated Internationalization

Fong Reynoso, Carlos - 2011

The aim of this research is to analyze the internationalization strategies followed by small and medium enterprises (SMEs) of Jalisco. Specifically, we want to identify cases of early internationalization, and how SMEs get and manage their resources. We developed an analytical framework based on...

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Internationalization of a Chinese 'Born Glocal' Brand : The Case of Goodbaby

Checchinato, Francesca - 2013

Chinese latecomer firms adopt internationalization strategies in order to gain the necessary resources and competences to compete in the local and global markets. In this process, different sectors are involved: not only in the electronic one (e.g. Haier and Huawei represent two successful...

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How Do Institutions Matter for the Internationalization of Emerging Economy Firms? : Evidence from China

Xiao, Shufeng (Simon) - 2017

Research proposes that institutions matter in shaping firm strategic behavior as well as the performance implications of such behavior but is less forthcoming with respect to how they matter especially during the process of internationalization of emerging-economy firms. We build on the...

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